BREAKING OVERNIGHT: Russia unleashes deadly attacks on cities across Ukraine, including Kyiv. The strikes were apparent revenge for a blast that damaged a key bridge to Crimea.
of hundreds of thousands of military reservists has led to growing criticism of the Kremlin at home, with some prominent figures urging escalation in an effort to reverse the course of the conflict.A number of blasts were heard in the center of Kyiv early Monday by NBC News. Smoke was seen rising off buildings, while images and videos verified by NBC News showed incinerated cars and a crater near a playground in a city park.
Kyiv's authorities also warned of possible power and water supply interruptions, and urged people to charge their phones and stock up on water.Yevhen Kotenko / Zuma Press
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